Making travel stories we don't tell our mothers
Visiting Chefchaouen has been one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had in my travels. The city is stunningly beautiful, an amazingly affordable travel destination, and has one of the most lively backpacker communities I've ever encountered. It definitely belongs in any visitor's perfect itinerary. I'll start the guide with a quick run down of... Continue Reading →
When I first came to London, it was supposed to be for just a week. It was the conclusion of my first Eurotrip, a whirlwind wander through six countries that concluded with seeing my travel partner return to America. I had plans to go on back to Morocco and eventually Asia, where I would continue... Continue Reading →
There's no shortage of advice on how to prepare for a trip to Morocco. It's a popular country to visit, being easily accessible from Europe, incredibly photogenic, and relatively safe for Western tourists while maintaining the enchanting vibrance of Arab and African culture. It can be a very new and surprising country, but navigating the many... Continue Reading →
I adore Thailand, everything about it. The world-class beaches, lush jungles, exotic animals, friendly people and mouthwatering cuisine all combine to make it one of the greatest destinations on the planet. I’ve had some incredible experiences on my several trips to the country, but the one that really stands out to me above the rest... Continue Reading →
When to go, where to stay, how to get there, and more.
When visiting Morocco, a lot of tourists worry about the rules and customs they might need to follow to avoid offending their hosts. While Moroccan people in general are incredibly kind and understanding, it definitely helps to know what you're signing up for before you arrive. This article will give you an overview of things... Continue Reading →
Morocco is a great option for budget travel, but figuring out how to get around can be daunting. Many tourists are unsure where to start planning their itinerary and navigating the many different modes of transportation in Morocco. Striking the perfect balance between expense and reliability can be complicated, and ultimately depends on your personal... Continue Reading →
Rabat is a lively destination for many reasons, but as a relatively conservative location with limited Western tourism, it can be difficult to know where to find bars and clubs that are safe to frequent. This list is perfect for students around Agdal and the medina looking for a regular haunt or dressy night out... Continue Reading →
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the idea of anonymity, about the loneliness of being a stranger and the joy of being known. And I still have those feelings, to an extent. But something happened recently that made me consider the other side of those thoughts, the benefits of being anonymous: I accidentally got... Continue Reading →
There's an old song we used to sing in Girl Scouts that's been on my mind a lot lately. It goes: Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other's gold. It's been popping into my head as I round the four month mark of this trip, four months away from... Continue Reading →
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